Old Park Hopper Plus question!

[andijean]

We have some pluses left on our old park hopper plus passes. We would like to go to the water parks and all 3 tickets(2 adult/1 child) have 2 pluses on them. My question is when we went before my youngest was a baby and now he is 3 and needs a ticket. Can I use the 2 pluses on the 1 child ticket for both children on the same day or do I need a ticket per child? How do I solve this dilemma? Any suggestions? I don't need all these pluses. I also have 2 other adult tickets from my parents with pluses on them.

 

[GrumpyBa*D]

i don't think so,but of course i could be wrong. My old hopper pass i thought i had to use the pluses within so many days of the first use ... i hope you are right so i have some pluses left on my old passes yea!!!!

 

[jimmybop]

i don't think so,but of course i could be wrong. My old hopper pass i thought i had to use the pluses within so many days of the first use ... i hope you are right so i have some pluses left on my old passes yea!!!!

The Older park hopper Tickets (Before 2005) do not expire (the days nor the pluses). Unless they were some special sort of ticket or maybe part of a package. But next time you go, bring the ticket with you and any guest relations location and tell you if they are still vaild or not.

and for the orginal poster, more then likely you will have to buy a ticket for the youngest child as each guest must have their own ticket.

 

[cleo]

Each child will require their own ticket for entry. You cannot use two Plusses on the same card for two children on the same day.

 

[andijean]

I have the extra adult passes. Can I have one of the children use the pluses leftover on the 2 extra adult passes? Does it have to be a child's ticket? Thanks for your replies.

 

[seashoreCM]

It is not forbidden for a child to use an adult ticket. Your child (or anybody else) can but may not use a ticket that some other person has already used. If a child uses an adult ticket the CM manning the turnstile might get suspicious that the ticket was somebody else's. If worst comes to worst you will be sent to Guest Relations, the ticket will be scanned, and any prior usage dates verified to make sense with the child's age.

Disney hints:
http://members.aol.com/ajaynejr/dispass.htm

Starting approx. July 2005, adult tickets not already using finger scans have finger scans associated with the tickets beginning with the next usage. This prevents most further ticket sharing.

 

[andijean]

I need some additional clarification. So, are tickets only go to a certain individual? So, if I have one of the kids use the extra adult pass that can only be used by that same kid in the future? How would they know?

As far as new tickets are they doing finger scans now? Is the ticket only to the individual? Why can't we use someone else's ticket? I thought that was only with annual pass? I am getting so confused. Can someone please help me understand? Thanks for helping me.

 

[NCombs]

I need some additional clarification. So, are tickets only go to a certain individual? So, if I have one of the kids use the extra adult pass that can only be used by that same kid in the future? How would they know?

As far as new tickets are they doing finger scans now? Is the ticket only to the individual? Why can't we use someone else's ticket? I thought that was only with annual pass? I am getting so confused. Can someone please help me understand? Thanks for helping me.

Tickets are on an individual basis and all tickets have a finger scan now. Tickets have always been non-transferrable and now the biometric scans help enforce that rule. They are now even converting old tickets to the biometric system which means the first time you use it, they will add the biometric scan and it can no longer be shared. Hope this helps.